<p>What if you can’t find a class at any CCC for example, the Berkeley EECS major needs astron 7A & B, but every CCC I look at doesn’t have it. Do you take those classes at the outreach program? Or is there a CCC that offers an equivalent to ASTRON 7A: Introduction to Astrophysics
Astron 7B: Introduction to Astrophysics
Comp Sci 61A: The Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
El Eng 20N: Structure and Interpretation of Systems and signals
El Eng 40: Introduction to Microelectric Circuits
Comp Sci 70: Discrete Mathematics and Probability theory
Im not actually going for this major so don’t give me a long drawn out speach about how only gods could get into such an impacted major from a CCC.</p>
<p>If there is no articulated course offered at your CC for those that are listed on Assist, then you should make any attempts to go to a close neighboring CC to fill that major pre-req. However, if no CCs in your immediate surroundings offer an articulated course, then that’s how it is and UCs/CSUs will be aware of instances like this. Unless you want to have a huge commute, you can reasonably skip that major pre-req. If you are going for a major that permits it (so excluding Enginerring/CS types) it’s probably most suggested to become IGETC certified then to make up for the lack of having pre-reqs done - articulated equivalents or not.</p>
<p>Okay, yeah that makes sense. In a way if I could find a community college that offers it I wouldn’t mind the huge commute.</p>
<p>major pre-reqs > IGETC (excluding math and english), so yeah, if you can find a CC that is in reasonable (to you) commuting distance, then it should take priority.</p>
<p>Actually assist is saying that applicants to engineering schools (where computer science major is) shouldnt take IGETC because they have so many technical classes to take.</p>
<p>Right, that’s why I mentioned that major prereqs are > (greater than) IGETC in the pecking order.</p>
<p>EDIT: I typed it that way, but didn’t explain the difference there. So yes, for Engineering majors, pre-reqs > IGETC because of the amount of classes.</p>